3D Product Models
ProductFX uses 3D Scanning services to create high-fidelity 3D Product Models
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Using advanced 3D scanning services and 3D product rendering techniques, ProductFX creates amazingly realistic 3D product models that can be used in augmented reality, virtual reality, online marketplaces, and traditional product/brand websites.
The ultra-high-resolution digital twins created by ProductFX use real-world data collected from the physical products and combine it with industry-leading digital rendering techniques to produce photo-realistic 3D product models that look exactly like the physical products they represent.
What Is a 3D Scan?
The term 3D scan can mean a lot of things, but essentially it is a digital replica of a physical object. There are several different types of 3D scans used today, each with their own set of challenges and potential. The most accurate type of 3D product scanning is laser scanning.
In laser scanning, a scanner uses lasers to build an intricate 360-degree image based on distance from its source. However, these scanners are not portable and run very large price tags because they're extremely specialized equipment - which means they're often out of reach for small business owners who need them most.
How Is ProductFX 3D Scanning Done?
At ProductFX, we use state-of-the-art 3D scanning technology to generate accurate models of real products. After capturing your product using our structured light scanner, our experts model it using industry standard software packages like SolidWorks and AutoCAD. We then use photogrammetry techniques to assemble our data into a uniform mesh surface that can be sculpted into its final form for manufacturing or marketing purposes.
The end result is a detailed digital twin of your original product that retains every detail of its original structure, including size, texture, weight, feel and color. The best part? You don’t have to worry about getting your hands dirty; we handle all aspects of modeling so you can concentrate on getting your new line ready for market.
Why You Should Consider Creating a 3D Digital Twin of Your Product
In today’s online world, you need a way to show your products in their best light. The best way is through photorealistic images and videos that make your product look real. You can do that by shooting images from every angle possible—but what if you have a catalog of thousands of products?
If your customer can't physically touch your product, how will they be able to see them in full detail? With digital twin technology , like what is provided by ProductFX , brands can turn any object into a three-dimensional (3D) model with detailed accuracy.
What Are Some Applications For This Technology?
Augmented reality, virtual reality, and eCommerce websites often use 3D product models. However, even traditional product and brand websites can benefit from having a 3D product model—it’s an opportunity for companies to improve their SEO and provide users with more information about products. For example, imagine you go shopping for a certain type of washing machine.
You check out several different options but find it difficult to decide which one is best for you. Luckily, by visiting each manufacturer's website online you notice that some include 360-degree views of their products on their landing pages.
Clicking on these 3D renderings allows you to see every angle of the washing machine up close without even leaving your home! You can walk around, zoom in or out, and click play to watch each side rotate automatically.
When choosing between various makes and models based on price alone, there was no way for you to easily compare features or specs side by side; now there is! By incorporating these detailed renderings into webpages directly alongside competitors' offerings, manufacturers are increasing sales conversion rates significantly—all by making it easier for customers to make informed decisions before they even purchase anything.